KERS to stay in 2010
[QUOTE]F1 2010 rules: KERS to stay
19 August 2009 by Keith Collantine
F1 cars will continue to use KERS in 2010.
Despite widespread expectations that Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems would be dropped after just one year, the new F1 regulations published today includes provision for the devices.
The F1 teams
19 August 2009 by Keith Collantine
F1 cars will continue to use KERS in 2010.
Despite widespread expectations that Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems would be dropped after just one year, the new F1 regulations published today includes provision for the devices.
The F1 teams
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Kers was a big retarded mistake, so of course the FIA in its incomparable brilliance decides to keep it.
Guess I won't be watching much F1 next year either.
KERS is a needless, gimmicky distraction that will REDUCE competitiveness and REDUCE equality between teams. "Power 2 Pass" is NOT RACING.
ARRGGGHHHH!
Kers was a big retarded mistake, so of course the FIA in its incomparable brilliance decides to keep it.
Guess I won't be watching much F1 next year either.
KERS is a needless, gimmicky distraction that will REDUCE competitiveness and REDUCE equality between teams. "Power 2 Pass" is NOT RACING.
ARRGGGHHHH!
other post regarding qualifying yielded this link:
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/77775
From which:
Sounds like the teams have decided not to use it.
It certainly belongs on the scrap heap of history.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/77775
From which:
Each car's minimum weight has been raised to 620kg, to take into account the added weight of KERS - which will still be allowed under next year's regulations, despite FOTA's agreement not to use the system.
It certainly belongs on the scrap heap of history.
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